Things To Do Tours & Eco-tours
ALLIGATOR BOB’S ECOTOURS – E GHOST PARTY HAUNTED TOURS – D/W RAYMOND JAMES STADIUM – D/W
P.O. Box 522 • Thonotosassa, FL 33592 1600 E 8th Ave. Suite B 104 • Tampa, FL 33605 4201 N Dale Mabry • Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 986-3008 •
www.gatorbob.com/ecotours (813) 404-9275 •
www.ghost-party.com (813) 350-6500 •
www.tampasportsauthority.com
Prices from $35.00 - and up. Reservation only.
Walking Tours $15 Adults; $10 Children; Haunted Coach Price varies
STAY 2 HOURS
$25 Adults; $15 Children.
STAY 4 HOURS
Take interpretive walks in Florida’s Pristine coastal STAY 45 MINUTES TO 1 HOUR
Tours of Raymond James Stadium are offered on Tuesday,
and freshwater wetlands, hardwood hammocks and
Ghost Party - ghost tours in historic Ybor City - leaves Wednesday and Thursday at 9am and 10:30am for groups
flat pinewood forest. Located on private and public
from the Visitor Center. Friday, Saturday and Sunday and 2pm for public walk-ups. Tours include the playing
conservation lands where opportunities abound to observe
– hourly from 1pm to 10pm. field, locker rooms, club lounge, suites and the pirate
many rare and beautiful plants, birds and the diverse
ship. Please call prior to tours as some areas may be
wildlife that it supports. Paddle nearby river systems to see
GHOST TOUR OF ST. PETERSBURG – R unavailable.
alligators, otters, turtles and many of Florida’s wading and
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shoreline birds in their natural habitat.
119 2nd St. N • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 STILLWATER OUTDOORS – R
(727) 894-4678 •
www.ghosttour.net 503 E Paris St.• Tampa, FL 33604
BAYSHORE SAILING COMPANY LLC – D/W
On the Tampa Riverwalk
Adults $15; Children ages 4 to 12 $8. Open daily at 8pm.
(813) 625-8440 •
www.stillwateroutdoors.com
700 S Florida Ave. • Tampa, FL 33602 STAY 1.5 HOURS
An adventure company specializing in guided kayak fishing
(813) 601-4480 •
www.bayshoresailing.com
and eco-tours. Stillwater Outdoors is committed to sharing
Sightseeing, history, ghost tour in St. Petersburg.
and preserving natural Florida through interactive and
Exclusive, luxury yacht charters available for sunset Experience a spirited adventure along one of Florida’s
educational adventures.
cruises, corporate meetings, and special events on Tampa most beautiful waterfronts. Unique, day or night-time
Bay. Yachts located Downtown Tampa on the Riverwalk. entertainment for the family, couples and groups. Close to
TALKING POINTS TOURS – R
Let us show you the real treasure of Tampa Bay. restaurants, beaches, Fort Desoto, Tampa and Clearwater.
7210 3rd Ave. N • St. Petersburg, FL 33710
(727) 410-0503 •
www.talkingpointstours.com
CANOE ESCAPE – NE GUS’ CRABBY ADVENTURES – E
P.O. Box 292396 • Tampa, FL 33687 3031 SW Manatee Ave. • Ruskin, FL 33570
Talking Points Audio Tours Pinellas Beaches, it’s like
(813) 986-2067 •
www.canoeescape.com (813) 645-6578 •
www.crabbyadventures.com
having a guide at your side! Entertaining, informative,
fun. The tour follows the colorful fish mile markers along
Prices starting at $45 per canoe (includes two adults Be a crew mate on Captain Gus’ commercial crab boat. A
Gulf Boulevard. Ride the trolley and listen! Your hour-long
and two children 11 and under). Open daily. Closed once-in-a-lifetime eco-experience. Mates learn to pull and
adventure features history, attractions, and landmarks from
Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. bait crab traps. Clean, steam and EAT catch of stone crabs
Pass-A-Grille to North Clearwater Beach. Available locally
STAY 2 HOURS TO A FULL DAY
and blue crabs on Tampa Bay.
at Tampa Bay & Company’s Visitor Information Center and
Explore the Hillsborough River through a 16,000 acre
online from iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby.
MAGIC CARPET GLIDE – D/W
wilderness park and discover the natural Florida. See birds,
615 Channelside Dr. • Tampa, FL 33602
turtles and ‘gators on a two hour to full day downstream
TAMPA’S LOWRY PARK ZOO – D/W
(813) 380-1916 •
www.magiccarpetglide.com
paddling adventure with family, friends, or business
1101 W Sligh Ave. • Tampa, FL 33604
associates.
Glide through gorgeous downtown Tampa and its (813) 935-8552 •
www.lowryparkzoo.com
surrounding islands and breathtaking views on a 2nd
Adults $19.95; Seniors $17.95; Children ages 3 to 11
CITY BIKE TAMPA – D/W
generation Segway that is easy to ride and provides
$14.95. Open daily 9:30am-5pm.
212 E Cass St. • Tampa, FL 33602
endless fun.
STAY 4-5 HOURS
(813) 225-1777 • (888) 484-2453
www.citybiketampa.com
Enhance your visit to the number one zoo in the USA,
Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo, by cruising on the River Odessey
Tampa’s #1 choice for recreational rentals in downtown’s
Eco Tour, a relaxing journey up the Hillsborough River.
urban core. Renting bicycles, baby seats, trailers, Trail A
Learn about the wildlife often found at the river’s edge.
Bikes, longboards with big sticks, jogging strollers and
Tickets at Zoo.
kayaks. Offering scenic tours, history tours, weekly group
rides, sales, parts, accessories and service.
DAKIN DAIRY FARMS – R
30771 Betts Rd. • Myakka City, FL 34251
(941) 322-2802 •
www.dakindairyfarms.com
Tour our working Dairy Farm, watch our milk being bottled
in our Milk Plant opening early 2009, watch calves being
born, enjoy ice cream or purchase gifts in our Farm
Market. Check our website for our hours or call -
(941) 322-2802.
www.DakinDairyFarms.com.
THE FLORIDA AQUARIUM – D/W
701 Channelside Dr. • Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 273-4000 • www.flaquarium.org
Adults $19.95; Children under 12 $14.95; Eco Tours: Adult
$21.95; Children $17.95. Open daily 9:30am-5pm.
STAY 3 HOURS
Journey through the bay aboard The Bay Spirit, our
72-foot powered catamaran, allows guests to encounter
the awesome animals that thrive in these local waters. The
only requirement is a sense of adventure. A good pair of
binoculars is optional.
Downtown/Westshore = D/W East = E Northeast = NE Northwest = NW Regional = R
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